In today's sound design journey we are going to look at creating a analog techno bass in Massive X. The sound has been influenced by the classic synths like the Moog Minimoog, Roland sh101 and the Jupiter 8

This bass sound is perfect for anyone wants to learn Melodic Techno, Deep Tech, Rolling Techno and darker tech-house.

What you will learn in this techno music production tutorial is:

• Sound Design

• Massive X

• Audio Processing

• Routing

Native Instruments Massive is truly a great synth and even with the eagerly anticipated release of Massive X, you should not forgot all the truly huge sounds you can make with the predecessor.

With the holidays fast approaching, Mind Flux is excited to offer the Massive Techno Presets Freebie 1 as an early Christmas present. This collection is designed to elevate your techno, house, and electronic music productions with a diverse range of high-quality sounds. Perfect for producers looking to craft deep, immersive tracks or driving, rhythmic pieces, this freebie provides the essential tools needed to create professional-quality music.

At Mind Flux we always like to find ‘odd” samples and turn them into something completely different by doing this you can ensure that you have something original to work with.

In this example we will be taken Britney Spears “One More Time” vocal and turning it into a raw bass preset. To do this we will be using Native Instruments highly impressive Form.

The Mind Flux nerds have been slamming away on the pads of the new out of this world workstation Maschine MK3 from Native Instruments. The team have injected their magic into this great machine give you the producer a dope kit to manipulate to your heart's content.

This freebie has 1 drum kit geared toward tech house and an array of drum patterns. 

You will need the Maschine 2 software and the NI passive EQ, Solid Bus Comp and VC2A to be able to check out this project.